SkyUp Airlines Boeing 737-800 in the special UNITED24 'THE POWER OF FREEDOM' livery, captured taxiing at dusk.

AN-12

A week ago, drone bombs were discovered at LEJ. These Ukrainian An-124s were believed to be the targets.

Antonov An-124 Ruslan (UR-82007) of Antonov Airlines catching golden hour light during approach. One of the world’s largest and rarest cargo planes.

SkyUp Airlines Boeing 737-800 UR-SQD at the ramp, showing off its vivid orange and white livery under dramatic skies.

The incomparable Antonov An-225 Mriya, the world’s heaviest and largest cargo aircraft, climbs out after takeoff.

SkyUp B738 on final approach into Frankfurt back in June 2025

Massive Antonov An-124-100M 🇺🇦UR-82008 of Antonov Airlines, the world's second-heaviest operational cargo aircraft, on approach. PHNL / HNL 🇺🇸

Taken on the ramp in BIKF while waiting to go through customs.

Night time charter operation with Vulkan Air coming in to pick up cargo for a long journey back across the pond.

Photo taken at sunrise, giving an impressive silhouette and emphasizing the An-12's historic cargo role.

One of a kind.

AN124 in Mirabel

The An-12 is the Soviet equivalent to the Lockheed C-130 Hercules, but much less common in 2020s Western Europe. UR-CKL operated several special cargo relief flights during crisis periods.

This iconic aircraft was the sole An-225 in service, built in the late 1980s in Ukraine to transport the Buran space shuttle, and later repurposed for commercial cargo. Its unique six-engine configuration and twin tail m…

Photographed through a frosty fence, this An-124 exemplifies the aircraft's capability to operate in extreme conditions.

UR-82027 carries the 'Be Brave Like Kharkiv' nose artwork in support of Ukraine, reflecting the aircraft's national symbolism. Aircraft was transporting a General Electric GE90 on behalf of Air Canada

The An-124 is often chartered for unique, oversized, or urgent cargo thanks to its cavernous hold and ramp-loading ability.

The 757-300 AKA the Pencil

A very rare sight to see at Windsor (CYQG). Aircraft was delivering auto parts from Texas at the time.